D&D General Here's the list of monsters from the D&D World of Warcraft book

There are 48 monsters listed in total, including four characters from the MMORPG.
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Chapter 7 of the upcoming World of Warcraft book for D&D is a Bestiary of Azeroth. There are 48 monsters listed in total, including some characters from the MMORPG. Dungeons & Dragons: World of Warcraft will be released on November 3rd, 2026. Pre-orders for the book are available now.

CR 1: Fel Imp, Murloc Forager, Voidwalker
CR 2: Shadowstalker Satyr
CR 3: Murloc Oracle, Voidcaller
CR 4: Felguard, Felsworn Satyr, Furbolg Totemic
CR 5: Felhound, Furbolg Ursa, Naga Myrmidon
CR 6: Green Dragonflight Whelp
CR 7: Blue Dragonflight Whelp, Naga Sea Witch, Quilboar Thornweaver
CR 8: Red Dragonflight Whelp
CR 9: Black Dragonflight Whelp, Naga Siren
CR 10: Bronze Dragonflight Whelp
CR 11: Doomguard, Moonkin, Nerubian Warrior
CR 12: Abomination, Green Dragonflight Drake, Infernal
CR 13: Blue Dragonflight Drake, Nerubian Crypt Fiend
CR 14: Ancient of War, Nerubian Venomancer
CR 15: N'raqi Faceless One, Red Dragonflight Drake
CR 16: Black Dragonflight Drake, Shingrra
CR 17: Bronze Dragonflight Drake
CR 19: Green Dragonflight Dragon
CR 20: Anduin Wrynn, Blue Dragonflight Dragon, Pit Lord
CR 21: Alleria Windrunner, N'raqi Faceless General, Red Dragonflight Dragon
CR 22: Black Dragonflight Dragon, Jaina Proud Thrall
CR 23: Bronze Dragonflight Dragon, Ragnaros, nas Windrunner
CR 24: Illidan Stormrage
CR 24: Lich King Arthas
 

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For things they can do. Black's can use Heat Metal, Incendiary Cloud, and can cause areas of the ground to become molten.

Blues can use Ice Storm, Wall of Ice, and a special Dispel magic that causes targets to take damage for each magic effect ended on them. Creatures hit by their cold breath also can't use Spells or the Magic action.

Bronze Dragons can use Slow and Time Stop, a powerful guiding bolt, and can cause time to accelerate for a creature to give them a level of exhaustion.
As much as I prefer WoW dragons when it comes to lore, the Forgotten Realms dragons really do run rings around them when it comes to visual appearance and artwork.
 


CR 23: Bronze Dragonflight Dragon, Ragnaros

TOO LOW! YOU HAVE STATED ME TOO LOW, WIZARDS OF THE COAST!"​

(excuse the big orange text. Ragnaros requires color)
He's apparently way harder to deal with than the Bronze Dragon. From one of the previews he seems to have his full Raid mechanics. Namely a big one is that he can, a limited number of times, submerge into the Lava to heal himself. While the preview did not elaborate too much on the mechanics of it, just that he only emerges when he is either fully healed or if the players do some form counter play that causes him to come up early. In the Raid when he does the submerge he summons a bunch of Fire Elementals at the same time, so the counterplay is likely defeating the summoned the Elementals before he heals too much.
 

That is why I pre-ordered the book. However, where did you see confirmation that is Mythic rules. I just heard some vague - boss monster rules.
Some of the recent previews state that lots of monsters get Mythic rules, sometimes with Mythic traits that can trigger more than once. It also covers a wide level range, one of the previewers said the lowest Mythic Monster is CR 4.
 






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